... commanders. (Cheers.) Mr. BAKING said, that it had been with the most, unfeigned reluctance that hehad felt ?? compelled to speak of the noble duke, whose great qualities he was quite :.s ready to acknowledge as the rij4.lt hou. gent. (Mr. Pcpl) could possibly ...

... gravel, which b* hitherto alway proved a check to an irruption of & river. 1, however, do not possess sufficient knowl-^ to speak with any certainty upon this subject ; but of commencement of the work will enable me to obt* much information on this point ...

... contra- diction and refutation. He would now return to the subject, on which he had been speaking before he had ventured on his late digression, lie could speak as a near observer of all the proceedings of the late coalition. He thought that nobody knew ...

... PAPERS. Constantinople, May 26 — For some days past the capital has lieen full of news of victory. All the Turkish reports speak of a complete victory gained by Redschid Pacha over Cochrane (whose boastful proclamation of April 12 is fresh in our memory) ...

... probably speak for two hours, and touch upon the thousand and one points connected immediately or remotely with the subject ; for such, we are well aware, are the eloquence and ability of the honourable gentleman, that it is far easier for him to speak a speech ...

... of the Crowr,, and from any galling ani- madversion by the members of the other house of Parliament, as the consequence of speaking ...

... any suspicion of foreign interference. The British minister wilt thus be enabled, in his | lions with the new cabinet, to speak In a different tone and to use a different language than he could have done had he been blowing through puppets of his own ...

... to appropriate more than half a million annuall .- to tiie extinction of their flelit. Of that debt he was almost afraid to speak. In tlie year 1822, it amounted to S(t,000,OOOL and what it was now he did not know, but he believed that no portion of it ...

... and, therefore, Mr. Cam ing's colleague, went to speak to him while seated on the said retreating bench. Mr. S. B. most obsequi- ously took off his hat, and kept it offduring the whole time of his speaking to the Premier; ihe compliment, however, was not ...

... the trouble which you have taken on our account. The capitulation proposed by the Seraskier, and offered to us through you, speaks of subjects of the Porte : there are none here. We are Greeks, resolved to live free, or die. If the Seraskier desires to ...

... fears ; one of which is, that the Catholic not worthy of political trust ; this gets rumoured abroad, ahd people, generally speaking, without staying to in- quire into it, take it for truth, while the propagators of it know it to be the very reverse. The ...

... painter. ** Ansalmo's ghost cannot rest for his ill-gotten pelf. Avaunt ! un- happy spectre, resinned he, follow us not, but speak, and say what it is that troubles thee. With this abjuration they both disappeared ; and the steward, ready to faint with ...